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Using CS5, NIK collection and Topaz filters.
Thanks to Stanley Hattman for suggesting BW for this place. Even if it was not that easy. A bit too much texture made it look dirty at first so a bit of "handiwork" was needed.
See more from this place Fire ruin lens flares in the photo blog.
And also the post before this one on this blog. #Ruined or...."
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Take a word- BW Black and White weekend
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NatureFootstep_PhotoArt
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Using CS5, NIK collection and Topaz filters.
Thanks to Stanley Hattman for suggesting BW for this place. Even if it was not that easy. A bit too much texture made it look dirty at first so a bit of "handiwork" was needed.
See more from this place Fire ruin lens flares in the photo blog.
And also the post before this one on this blog. #Ruined or...."
Linking up with the following memes. My thanks to the hosts:
Take a word- BW Black and White weekend
Meet me on Instagram:
NatureFootstep_Myworld
NatureFootstep_PhotoArt
NatureFootstep_travelsandbirds
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Wonderful textures! I love the first.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat textures!
ReplyDeleteDragonstar and Jane already covered my comments. Fine photo.
ReplyDeleteLove the textures and lines in both of these! Both are interesting in their own way...the top has more detail...the second has the feel of a drawing...
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your pic and name!!! Glad to meet you Monica!!! Kathy...aka TheChieftess!!!
I love this kind of picture. When reality becomes an abstraction
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.
ReplyDeleteWonderful
ReplyDeleteHow fantastically artistic!! I love these!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo art. I love these, as also your previous arts.
ReplyDeleteI like number one.
ReplyDeleteThe result is such a lyric and poetic effect!
ReplyDeleteI love this Monica! Take a bow! :)
WOW - great B&W! I'm overhelmed for this fantasttic result. My respect. An ability I don't have - unfortunately...
ReplyDeleteSomethings give up their secrets when shown in black & white this is wonderful with all it's great texture.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful study in black and white!
ReplyDeleteAmazing textures and shades of black and white. Superb.
ReplyDeleteoh i think you've done marvelously here! very real texture and presence! xo
ReplyDeleteNothing less than superb.
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done with this. Black and white is perfect!
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